ASIA
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COVID-19 and peace
By Travis Washington The coronavirus has halted economies, cost loved ones their lives and may very well shut down more…
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“Mask Diplomacy” and understating China’s Confucian strategy in international relations
By Punsara Amarasinghe It is by no means a hyperbolic phase to call the year 2020 as Anus Horribilis by…
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Geopolitical consequences of BRI and RSC of South Asia
By Harsha Senanayake The primary purpose of this commentary was to derive a composite account of the regional security complex…
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22 years of nuclearization of South Asia: Current doctrinal postures
By Haris Bilal Malik May 2020 marks the 22nd anniversary of the overt nuclearization of South Asia. The evolved nuclear…
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India’s foreign policy dilemma
By Ratish Mehta The current global crisis has posed an indefinite threat to the international community and has derailed some…
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Unveiling the Houthi cover-up of the coronavirus pandemic
Despite the aggressive spread of COVID-19, Iran has been making aggressive moves throughout the region. Its cover-up of the pandemic…
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Withered peace
By Sajad Hassan Khan, Sartaj Hafiz Rathore, Ishrat Mushtaq Malik “It is not enough to talk about peace. One must…
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Urban mobility in a post-pandemic world
By Atharva Mehendale A group of protestors blocked the entrance to a site office for a planned high-speed rail line…
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From Arabization to Turkification – The identity crisis of Pakistan
By Fraz Naqvi Pakistan – the cradle of one of the most ancient Indus Civilization – has been suffering from…
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Why many Filipino nurses leave the Philippines
By Johanna Zehender, RN Years before COVID-19 became the threat that it is now, there were two Job Order nurses in…
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